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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. , 23, IBog. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, jbe 20th of • September 1809, to- Pcesent, The King's Most Excellent—M:iesty iii Council. It is this day ordered, by his Male,Flign,Council, that the Parliament, which stand; prorogued to Thursday the twenty-eighth day of this instant Sep tember,: be furl het prorogued to 'Thursday the se cond day of November next. " . At the Court at the .Q , 4een's. Palace, .the, Otli of September, 1809. Present, The :King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas by an Att"," passed in •,the .forty-eight year _of his Majesty's reign, intituted : `‘,An Act • for further continuing, until three months after the ratification of a definitive Treatk,-,)C,PeaCe„ an Ad, made in' the, forty-fourth year of his present Majesty, for permitting the importation into Great Britain of hides and other articles in foreign ships," it is enacted, that an Act,. made in • the forty-fourth year of his present I) , lajesty, tuled " An AO for permitting, until the fifth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and five, the importation of hides, calf-skins, horns, tallow, and wool (except cotton wool), in foreign ships, vn payment . of the like duties, as if imported in British - or Irish ships ;" which, by an Ad made in the forty-Mth year of his present Majesty, was re..- vived and further continued until the twenty-filth day of March one thousand eight hundred and six, and extended. to goat-skins imported in foreign ships; and which was further continued by an act made in the forty-seventh year of his present Ma jesty, : until the .twenty-fifth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and eight, shall be, and the satire is thereby further continued until three months after the ratifica. ion of a defitt4iyg Treaty of Peace: And whereas his Majestyi , ittaar; pleased, by his Order in Council of the fifteenth day of March last, pursuant to the poAgis nested in his Majesty by the said: Act, to allow;•for the space of six months front the twenty-fifth day of the said month of March, the importation in foreign ships of any, hides, pieces of hides, dressed or un dreised, ,calf;:skins,Lor pieces of 'calf-skins, dressed or undressed,' horns, ur pieces of hornS, tallow, anti wool (except cotton Wool), and goat-Skins, dressed• or undressed, on the terms . specified in the said' Order : And whereas it is judged expedient for his , M ijesty's service, that the said permission should be continued for some time, 4ger,, his 'Ma - - jesry is thereupon pleased, by andiwith, she advice. of his 'Privy . Council, to allow, and , , doth heresy allow, for the space ot,s`ix. months frogit' f ig twenty fifth day of- this instant _September, the importa tinn of any hides, pieces of • hides, dressed or un dressedrcalf-skins, or pieces of call-skinS, dressed or undressed, horns; or pieces of horns, fallow, and wool (except cotton wool), and pat-skins, dressed or undressed,. in any foreign ship or vessel; •and his Majesty cloth hereby order, that, on the arrival at any. port of the United Kingdom of any foreign ship or vcssel,:with . any of the articles above mentioned, the saiu goods shall be admitted to •entry, on pay= ntcpt of the same duties of Customs and Excise as are due and payable on the like goods when im 7 portednt any British or Irish-built ship or vessel.—.- And the MO Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his M.ijesv's Treasury are to give the necessary dlrec-tions herein accordingly. - __ • _ STEER. COTTR ELL: War-Office, Settenawr 23, 1809. Regiment of Foot, Ensign !aim Ross. from the Bth Gar.- rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withot.t purchase. • 19. th Ditto, Captain ----- Lawrence to be Major, vice Beaver. deceased. 2ist Ditto, First Lieutenant David Ffewan to be Captain of a Company, vice Hurter, deceased. 2 'l ?,ad Ditto, Lieutenant-General the Honourable Edward 1-inch, from s4th Foot, to be Colonel,,,vice General Sir James Craig, appointed to the Command 01 the 7801 Foot. 27th Dim.; Ensign William de Bathe to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Parsons promoted. Ditto To be Lieutenants, Ensign Andrews, Em ign Richard Heaviside. Ensign Mr A. Eades. To be Ensigns—John Crawtind, Gent. vice Heaviside. Ro. bert Daniell, Gent. vice Eades. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Hay tie be Captain of a Com pany, by purttiase, vice Dickens, promoted. 36th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Nlorow to be Captain of a Company, vice Barber, deceased. 37th Ditto, Captain William C. Ball, from the 6zd Foot, to be Captain or a Company, vice Creagh, who exchanges. 39th Ditto, lohn Grain, Esq. to be Papua:stet' of the rot 11.tta lion, vice Allardice, mho resigns.. 49111 Ditto, Surgeon William Stewart, from the torah Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lennon deciiisitr stst Ditto, Lieutenant lames Henry Phelpsho l be!Captain of a Company, vice Bleoinfield .eceased. .4tigH 'Richards Hicks to be Lieutenant, vice Phelps. • soh Ditto, Lieutenant-General lames Lord Forbes, from 94111 Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Finch. .6zil Ditto, Captain Andrew Creagh, trona the 37th Poor, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ball, wao exchanges.. 67th Dino, Lieutenant Samuel Patrickson, trout the siith Toot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice . . Gelling. who retire. • 73;1 Ditto, Ensign Gallagher, from the.6th Curti son Battalion, to be- Lieutenant, without purchase. • 74th Dittoi•Licittenant-i;plortel the Honourable Robert .Le :fail - Trench, from the Stat 'America, to be Lieutenant- Cotonel.„ vice M ‘,i'hersori, who exchanges. lohn Hastanl,. Esq. to be i'ayniaster, vice Cotrierrord who resigns. 76th Ditto, I. ice. LaMb to he Lieutenant. ,vice Par ker, deceased. Ensign k. IV. llopkins to be Lieutenant without purchase.. Volunteer. R.F. Fellowes to be En. sign, vice Lamb. Volunteer lohu .Vesey, to be Lnsign, vice l- Akins: 17th Ditto, C:liarles W. Hill, Gent. to be Ensign by pur chase, vice Linnan, promoted. math Ditto, William Osburne Gregg, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase. £s,tlt Ditto, Captain N. A. Mein, to be Major, vice ftill, de." ceased. Licat. T.,Watson to be Captain of a Company, vice Mein. 94th Ditto, Major-Ceneral Rowland Hill,liche,;(l rison Battalion, to be Colonel, vice l; lien tit , ;Generall Lord l'orbes. 96th liatu, Genticinan Cadet lames Pratt, from the Royal M diary Coliegc, tube Ensign, without. purchase. tnolii i itto, A ssistant Surgeon Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stewart, appointed to the 49th I out. Rot 4 African Corps, Ensign George Topp Lindsay to be Lieutenant. - vice Simpson, deceased. Bombardier ledin. Carmichael, from the Royal Aitillery, to be Ensign, vice Ltodsay. • Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant Edward L. Hubbard to be ,Captain of a Company, vice Schulties deceased. 30 Garrison battalion, General baldwin Leighton, from the 46th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-Geateral Mil. Ea Garrison Battalion, Terence Mac Dermott, Gent, to be Ellbl 6 ll, vice Gallagher, promoted in the 734 Foot. '7th itto, form Lnzingei, Gent. to be - Ensioi, vice Mot . gat., proinotedin the Tut toot. ,th Ditto, Robert Trivets, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rosh, promoted in the ad Four. STAFr. Lieutenant-Coldhel Malcolm M'Pherson,from the 74th Font, to be an Inspecting Field-Otlier of the Militia in Cana-` da, vice, Drench, who exchanges. • • HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Daniel IVPLean, from the gsth Foot, to be Surgeon to the. Forces. To be Hospital Mates foi General Service, Rickard Coulton, Gent. William W. Rogers, Gent. _ - • The King's German Legion. Ist Battalion of the 'Line, Cedet-Serjeant Frederic Schnath to be Ensign, vice Allen; promoted. • • 7th Ditto, Lieutenant ‘Villiain Isenharth to be Captain of 3' • Company, with temporary Rank, ,vice Dachenhausen, - who resigns. Ensign Henry. Beek to be Lieutenant, vice Isenbarth. Cadet Serjeant Charles 'Liegeler to be Ensign, vice Beck. BARRACKS. - Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Macdonnell to be Deputy Bar_ rack-blaster-General in Nova Scotia, vice Colonel Barnes, resigned. john Utterton, Gent. to be a Barrack.mastr in Great Britain, vice Craven, superannuated. • MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Baring, of Roll's Regiment, is superseded, be. ag absent without leave. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the igth Inst.. For Bth Garrison Battalion, Capt. Lout Robert Kerr, from the 28th Foot, to be Captain, &c Read, - 6th Garrison Battalion Capt. Lord Robert Kerr, from the 28th Foot to be Captain, ere. , • CommissiOns in the foll Owing Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. To be Adjutant..to the South Worcester Militia-,Robert Harrison, Gent. To be Adjutant to the ist, or Not tinghain Regiment -- Samnel Grundy ? Gent. To be Adjutant to the 3d, or RetfOrdßegiment, in the County of Islottingham —Peter Campbell, Gott. • - Commission signed by the Lord_Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Sevenoaks and Bromley Regiment of Local Militia., To be Captain— Wal.ord, Esq. Commission in the l'Orsetshire Yeomanry CaValry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • To be Cornet—Samuel Cox, Gent."vi - ce Pitfield, promoted. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Fakenham Volunteer Infantry. To be Ensigns -Peter Stnitn Cole, Gent. vice Wythe, re signed. John Middleton, Gent vice Pitchers, resignut. Lynn and Freebridge Rifle Corps. To be First Lieutenant—William Criiip, Gent. vice Cox, resigner. To be Second Lieutenants—Richard Maitland, Gent. vice Cotton, resigned. Wm. Carter, Gent. vice Foster, re signed. john Catlin, Gent vice Hall, resigned. Sharpshooters attached to the qd or East Vorfolk Regimen t • of Yeomanry Cavalry; Second Lieutenant Bransby Brooks to be First Lieutenant, vcie Day, reigned. Seth William Stevenson, Gent. to be Second Licutcnant,, vice Brooks promoted. Norwich Battalion. -I Robert Dixon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Spratt, promoted. "Lynn and Freebridge Cavalry. Cornet Thomas Glasspoole to be Lieutenant, vice Etches, rest nett. l dtuunel Johnson, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Crisp, resigned. Ezrata in the Gazette of the i2til instant. id Warwiettsliire Regiment of Local Militia. For Thomas brummer, Gent. to be Lieutenant, &c. read Thomas l3ru►nter, Gent. to be Lieutenant, &e. William I.6we - , of Coventry, soap-boiler and Chandler, 'Sept._ 30, Oct 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guikhall; London. Attorney, Mr. Mason, St. Nlichael's Chtireh-yard, Corn hill, i...tidon. lolin Mar on,, late of Walsall, Staffordshire, sadletY ironmonger, Oot. as, at five, 26, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at the Littleton ,Artas,lnti, Petl:ridge. Attornies, Mr. Hunt, Surrey-street, Strand, London ; or Isilr. Isaac Mirk lew, Walsall: • 3d Ditth, For Wm. Osborne, Gent to be Lieutenant; dated as above, read Win. Osborne, Gent. to be Lieutenant, dated Sept. 24 IsoB. For Robert Bawcutt, Gent, to be Ensign, dated as above, rewi Robert Bawcutt. Gent. to be Ensign, dated IVI4 27. tBc,9. hur Henry Wyatt, Gent. to tie Quarter-Master and Lieu tenant by Breve:, dated as move, lead Henry Wyatt,'Gent. to be Quarter. Master, and Lieutenant by Brevet, dated Sep tember 24, t Crown.oifice, Sept. 2.1', 1809. MEMBER ILETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough:ot Pembroke. John Owen, of (Melton, ui the t.:outity of Pembroke, Esq. in the'room ut Sir Hugh Owen. Burt. deceased. BANK,‘,PICI ErVLdIZGED. John Chorley, of liver-lane, London, merchant, from Sept. 26 to Oct. 31, At ten, at Guildhall Rithar‘i David Jones, 'Ol Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, lin draper, from Sept. 26 to Oct. ;i, at teui at 'Guild hall, London. Who Shaiv, of Wapp:ng. Vall, Middlesex, prevision-mer cl►aut, from Sept. 19 to Nov. 7. at ten, at • • BANKRUP john Sorace, of Wideombe, near Bath, freestone-mason, 'to surrender Oct. 9, moo, and Nov. 4, at eleven, 'at the White Lion, Bleati-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. S. Franks, Hart-street, London; or Messrs Leman, Bristol. Charles Stuart, of Berwick-street, St. lames, Westminster, tailor, Sept. 30, Ott. to, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, fir. E Alien, Carlisle-street, Soho. William Henry Free, of Broad-street, Hoisay Down, Sonth wark, Surrey, merchant and Ship and insurance agent, Sept. 26, f ttt 7, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Kirkman, Shorter's-court, Throgmorton- street. Joseph Bailey, of Long-acre, Middlesex, lace and fringe manufacturer, Sept. 30, Ott. 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Attornies, Messrs. Thomas and Samuel Nailur, Great New port- street. Walker Keigftley, of Castle-street East, Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, stationer, 4nd limey ornament-maker, Sept. 26, oct.'7, at one, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. ttor flies, Messrs. Da,wson and Wratislaw, Warwick-street, Golden square. - • , , Moses Rogers, of Tooting, Surrey, viatialler, Sept. 26, oa. 7, at one, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Buurdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday street, Cheapside. • ' - . • John Lewis, of Bristol, brick maker, Oa. ~ to, and Nov. 4, at eleven !. at...the White Hart Inn, Bristol. .4-itt nits, • Messrs. Edward Daniel and Son, Bristol ; or' MeSsrs. Yearsons, Pump-court, Temple, London. Joseph Gregory, late of EccleS, Lancashire, manganese. dealer, Ott. 9, to, and 28, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Cresswell, Manchester; or lVessrs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's -1 nn, London. • William Lavender, of Old Cavendish-street, Oxford-street, Aliddlesek,japinner, Sept. 30, Oct. 14, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Cu idhall. Attornies, Messrs, Dawson and Wratislaw, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Andrew Watson, of Walworth, Surrey, corn-chandler, Oct. 7, at two, at, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, Saint Thomas'S-street, Borough. • Pas', of Ingram-court, Fencliurch-street, London; hardwareinan, • Sept. 26, Oct. 7, and Nov. 4, at ten at • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Symoith's- Inn, Chancery.lane. William Godden, of Cranbourn-alley, Leicester-fields, Mid dlesex, linen-draper, Sept. 30, Ott. 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old lets ry, London. John Malt, of lermyn-street, St. James's, Middlesex, vie ' wallet, Sept. 30, Oct. 14, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, jermyn-street. Henry Dowling, of Castle.treet, St. Martin-in-the-fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, Sept. 30, Ott. 7, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Bar low, am! Grosvenor, Austin-friars. lames Hudson, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, victualler, Sept. 30, Ott. 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Atttornies, Mr. Hooper, Dunstable ;or Mr. Philp Hurd, Temple, London. LON 1) N : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow.street ; and Published by WILLIAM AKWG ER SCRIPPS, South Molton.Street, G oFveno :square. At the SuN-Opm2, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders tor the Paper . Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paia), must be addressed. D IP IDE ArDS. Oa. 14. Richard Swallow, of Attercliffe-Forge Sheffield, Yorkshire, iron-masts, at eleven-, at the Angeflnn, She.- ()Ct. IS. Thomas Bishop, of Birmingham, plater, at eleven, at the Shakspeare T avern, Ott. 21. W illiam Green, late or Vauxhall, Surrey, but now of KingslAnd-road, Nincllesex, dealer, at twelve, at Guild. Condon., Oct. 17. Robert Wilson, of Liverpool, farrier, at eleven,-at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool: Oct. 17. Bcnja►i►in Pearkes, late of St. Nicholas, Worcester, tea-neater anti tobacconist, at eleven, at Deglis Bowling- Green, St. Peter, WorceSter. - Oct. ►.l. Henry Cooke, r‘f Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the White Lion, Bristol. Oct. zi. William furber and Robert Further, late of Han ham, Bit toil,_ Gloucestershire, and john F urber, of Bath, dealers, at eleven, at the Rtimmer Tavern, Bristol. Oct. t 9. 7 ho►nas hernley and George Fernley, of -Manchester, cotton-spinn.trs; at eleven, at the Doer avern, Manchester. Oct. 16. lohn Brown, now or late of Liverpool, dealer, at 'eleven, at the Coach and Horses I im, Chester. Sept. 30-. lohn Hounsom, offleet-street, London, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Oct. 14. Thomas Lewis, of Bedminster,. Somersetshire, bacon-factor; at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 7.5 ‘Vi l ham Tompwir the younger, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn, Penktidge. Nov. 4. lobe Hudain, of Devonshire-square, London, mei chant, at twelve. at Guildhall Oct. at. lames ltoxburgn, late of Winchester. street, Lon don, insurance. broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Oct. 7.1. IVilliatrl Kendall, late Manchester-street, Man.. chester-squate, Middlesex, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 30. Samuel Thomas Custins, of Bisnopsgate-sheet, London, glover, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ott. 24. shawl Davis, of Upper St. Martin's-lane, Middle sex., c abinet. maker, at ten; at Gisildnall. Oct. zB. bun varsons, of Cheapside, London, warehouse man, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. ti Charles kobect hills, of Middle New-street, leet-street, London, lesveller, at eleven, at G n.11(.11144. CAR 1 IFICATES. Oct. 14. Milli - met Bishop, Robert Bishop, and Wm. Bishop, now or idir woo►ien.drapers. Tir , :nas Miller, or I Ifoitl, Essex, dealer. Queenintlie, Lowion, pruvision,rnerchant. losepn Sc,itt, 01 North Shields, Northumberland, grocer. Robert Farbriiige, of Paragon-place, Kent. road, Surrey,. timber-inerchatit. PARTNERShIPS DISOLVED. I. Leach, T. Bennett, Bartlett; S and_ Isaac Heflier,- of Merton Abbey, Surrey, calico-printers. William Tuner. and Chris. Moon. of Eesex Wharf, Essex- street, coal...merchants 4 • lVilliiin Elliott, C. I'. Neale, G. Lewis,.and I. West, of Penr) n Cornwall, sail-cloth manufacturers. I. Dike and Chr. Patterion, of Milbailk-row. lames PuddiCwribe and John Collins, of Newton Abbot, Devon ' ale and porter brewers. , ... B. ,Hey, C. Wilkinson, and S. 11. 'relish, of Chequer-yard, 'Bush.jane, drysalters. Ann Glover and Siunuel Glover, of Noblestreet, ring- makers. G. Milner and I. rrown, of Derby. liquor-merchants. R. Reece and W. Mani:, of Parliartient-street, chemists. W. Smith and G. Clarke, late of Old -Fish-street, cheese mongers. , ~• - . J. Powell and J. Woodward, of Wood -street, wholesale glovers. J. Lush and B. M. Kirby, of Banbury, Oxford, ironmon gers. . . . • I'. Brandon and J - . Brandon, of Dartford, grocers. During the tempestuous times of the French Re volution, I,s hen suspicion was as fatal as the execu tioner's axe, and to speak in favour of a-King, was to pronounce one's own sentence of death; one of RACINE'S Tragedies was announced fot represel‘ti: tion at the Theatre Francais. Its chief charadter was a King, which TALMA, the -Parisian KEMBLE, Was as usual to represent. The audience, composed chiefly of Jacobins, grew dissatiasfied.with the choitt of the piece, and thought proper to express their dis approbation in the loudest mariner. When TALMA appeared in his regal robes, the • hisses increased, but were totally disregarded by him, and he went without condescending to remon-' on with his part strate with tile public. Incensed at the seleCtion, of the rnece,_ which. was laid to his account, the majo rity of the audience now stated their. grounds of ' comdlaitit aphis' his, and requested him to beg pardon for his offence. TALMA disdained to answer them, and ord red the play to go on. The tumult and uproar increased; a thousand threats were is sued against the King of the Stage,,and many indi viduals seemed preparing to quite forward to put t h em i n ( . : . ; „ c ulion. His wrath was at lengh kin dled ; with regal majesty he drew his sword, and springing forward in an atttude of defiance, exclaim ed, " Let him. ho wishes me to beg pardon, come here and force me.todo it." The menacing terrors of his eyes appalled the boldest, and the flourishes of his sword,cooled their valour, whilst the rest of the audience, delighted with his resolution , and in-, dependent spirit, shook the house with - peals of plause, which soon became general, his former op ponents joining-his warmest supporters. No.inter- . ruption disturbed the sequel of the performance; and TALINa rose to a higher rank in the public favour . than he had e%er occupied before. He afterwards acknowledged, that, totally absorbed in the character' which he represented, be had felt and resented the - insult offered to him, as if he had'been a real mo. narch, and not merely its representative. HA this taken place in one Of . our theatres, poor sTALMA would have been pelted, and perhaps con veyed to the next pump to be ducked, the stage would have been spoiled,- the _scenery- torn; the chandeliers broken ; and yet we boast of love and admiration, for independence of body and mind ! Friday, as a Gentleman was going 'along South Audlcy-st,reet, in a single horse chaise, with a child Sitting by him, by a sudden jerk, the Gentleman was throWn out, and was very much host; thp horse galloped oft towards South-street, the child keeping its, seat in the chaise fortunately, the chaise came in coptaet.with the Marquis of BUTE'S 'carriage,. and his Lordship's coachman took hold of the horse, and thus probably savea the life of the child. The Gentleman received a- severe cut on the head, but was able to proceed on his journey. PRICE O. S AT ii Bank Stock, shut Nan , 5 per Cent. 99a lush 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Lent. shut pc. Cent. Red. shut 3 per Ct. Cons. 68 1 1 ,-k Bard( L. Ann. shut STOCKS RDAY. llndia Stock, 127 i India Bonds, 19s. xos. pr. Exch. Bills, 45. us. pr. Imperial 3 per Cent. Bank tor Opening, 268 Cons. for Account, 481 i I OD BAILEY. SATUUDAY, SEPT.: A 3 Witz Sheppard stood. inditted terhigas true a certain receipt, knowing, the same to he vi - fod, for the phivose of defrauding one Richard It appeared from the .e - midence in this, case, that . thelOecutor, Richard Mordy was a gentle-, titan's serVant, and having by hisindustry and economy saved some money, he employed hiS bro titer,. Thomas Mordy, to get 201. ve•ited •in the five pet - cent. ,Stocks. Thomas MOrL) , theyefore, - , in the month of January,' went to the and meeting with-the Prisoner, of whoa) be hakf some slight: knowledge, and who was aki of johhaig: broker, gar,p him the 201. with instru,'Aions how it was to be vested. lii a sh ,, rt time afterwards. ►he Prisoner brought him a receipt, r urpu~tiiig tci tie; ti t: recOptiof a person named W. S. tor the tr a ns: ler of 204 .5 per Cent. to the name of Richard Illor.dy. In the month of July,. Richard Moldy Olivisat the Benk for his dividend bot on present; ing the receipt, ~ vas informed that no such 'stock had been transferred, nor was there any person of the name of West employed in the Stock Office.— An inquiry was then st..l on foot respectinig the broker who had tran , atted the businesS and Ale Prisoner. was pointed out. The Director s -of the Bank sent immediatc;)' foi him, and he w.is interrogated in their parluur by Mr. Kaye the Solicitor. He then said there was a Itin. fling account between him. and the Prosecutor; but at a tuture examination he confessed thAt at the time Thomas 'Moldy had applied •to him, he .was much distressed in pecuniary, at - lairs, and that but Was induced to appropriate the stun he gave'him at that time to the liquidation of some pressing de mand but with a wit intention of purchasing the stock, when his circumstances would admit. Oa. being questioned as ,to the receipt,. he Faid he had given that merely as metnerandurn, and that hay-. ing a friend whose name was - West, his name oe birtring to him first, white he was,w , t itng it, he put it '3t bottom ; but . begged it might be finder stolid' he had not the most-distant intentlorr''Of defraudins the Prosecutor. 'These faas having been peeved, the prisoner was called on for his - defetiee. This he left to his Coun sel Mr. GtmNEY and Mt..ALLEv, who called seve ral most respectable witnesses to his character, who all spoke : tn the highest tens of tits ey..empiary con dud, and of his filial duty, having supported an aged • mot herby -his industry for thirteen years. The Learned Judge . i. Baron HEATH, t;ien slammed up the evidence to the - Jury with great perspicuity, dwelling on those parts which were likely to be ta 7. • vourable to the prisoner but at C,e'satbe time silt,- nifying his.c'onvidion of the prisoner's•guilt, The Jury, after . sor t ie constdr , .......xation, returned a verdiCt o Guilly (if .the Fraud, but not ot the Fur= fiery. The Learned Judge, in reply to tl:is, explained to the Jury the nature ot the law respediug forgery, and said, that in t..e present case, the fraud - depend- ed wholly on the forgery. The Jury thetr , begged to withdraw, grid, after being H - )sent nearly wenty minutes, returned w ith a verdict ot Guilti!--Death. 11101Z::S kise:a lal not more than eighteen years of stood indicted for 'feloniously sv--- creting and embezz!mg two 51. notes, woe -contained in a letter tha! came into his possessida in the'course of his duty as a ;otter-carrier and sorter of the TWoi,enny Post Office. Se)CICITOR-GENiER AI. attended for the prose cution on the part of the Post .Office, and stated the 'case, which was clearly substantiated by a re gnlar ch..in of evidence ; and amongst others by the prisoner's sister, a mild, innocent, girl, about sixteen, who, w pile giving her testimony, was alcno4t Suffocated with grief. ,The Prisoner had nothing to urge in his defence , atift was tound Guilty—Death. Thomas Richardson, a sorter in the General Post Ofriee, also , sniod indicted for secreting ten Bank - lost bills, of 101. each, _the property of 'William Henry Hatsefl. The bills had been sent by Messrs. Hoare and Co. Bankers, by pOst, on Saturday 1 . 113 sth of An gust, in a letter, directed for Mr. Hatsall, tit Gbd stone, in Surrey, but were never afterwards re ceived. .They were not however traced satisfac torily to the Prisoner, and he' was acquitted of this charge. He was then tried on a second charge of having secreted and embezzled seven -notesoof the Farrinv,- -ringdon Bank, of ten pounds each, with :intent to -, rilgrand one William-Harrison; Esq. To this charge he pleaded'Guii ty, by advice of his . Counsel. There. were several other c!larges to an enormous extent against hint, a conviction oh which he avotti ed by his plea of guilt. SHIP NEWS. CRAVEsZND, SEPTEI,II3, Arrived--the Minerva, Milne, fro R • A hnirna ; C:`" " Gruver, Prace, from Tobago ; }Peary's, Hepburn, and Day: 4 Show, Renwick, front. laniaica Stak, c _ rpenter, frocri Cadiz ; Print, Lindsey, fromOngene ; kw, from Quebec ; and the Three BrOtheks, R h iron tinique, . Sailed—the Earl Percy, Robson. for C.l,lactzira. - Bit 7 BS. the n i, a T a l y l t o t rtslixtay,t,ahreci 24 s a t siresyti. Jun. C n.E re s a g t ... C' o . k itmb it so e n rl , an lv ci ii st oi r l e v e e t ,l but a short time. On Saturday morning last,_ at her house in Queen-v:reet, Brampton, Mrs. Henry Rollebton, of a Son. • , - - MARRIAD. At St. Clement's Danes, Mr. john George, 'of Holywell str:,t, to Miss M. Stunt; of the Strand. DIED. • On Monday the nth inst. in North-street, Newry, Mrs. lane Sea.ight, .aged 69 years. On Monday the lath at Walworth, aged..2S, Mrs. Chalk, wife of Mr. John Chalk, of Corrrhill, • Oni riday last, at Ilallyrobert, near flolywood, in the 991 h. year of his age, Robert Gibson, Farmer. On Saturday last, at Islington, Mrs. Ross, of New Ba' singhall-street. ilia, f or- Last week, Mrs. Iliffe, widow of the, Rev. T. merly Reelor of the New Church, in the Strand. of the Lardy, the Rev. john Webb, one of the Ma sters Free::School in Ashborne, Derbyshire, and perpe tual Curate of Waterford, Stalthrdsliire. On the a • th of June, at Charlotte-town Prince Edw ard't iifarid, Thomas Woods; Esq.